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I was a bit bemused like others no doubt. Why the original post and what the intention was - to get everyone to stop using the business? Surely taking it up with the shop is sufficient. They score pretty well on Trustpilot with 30,000 reviews 60 percent 5, and a few stinkers for a variety of issues I also wondered why a 16 year old was taking supplements, I know they are popular in older teens and young men. I did my research too, like Ian above. Lightly or unregulated, government advice is to go for whole foods. And yes expect the 18 + is advisory. -
Meet your local SNT team- Christ Church Barry Road. Open to all residents and businesses in the Dulwich Hill Ward, -
The OP said in her post that the bakery in Nunhead said they didn’t sell items with fresh cream. -
They used to have a very good bookshop - more academic type books and general books around grief and bereavement. Not sure if that is included in the new CARE building. After my mother died, we continued to go to the hospice as they did a very good Sunday Lunch at a very reasonable price. They also had musicians playing in the centre. The gardens at St Christopher's are beautiful and open to all. If you have never been to the Hospice , what hits you when you enter as the feeling of calmness and peace, in contrast to general hospitals. They also have a programme of events - talks, music, quizzes . Comedian Tom Allen does a lot of fundraising for the hospice. Some years ago, my husband who has been a volunteer for over 15 years, and I went to a cream tea there.
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